The Religious Identity Test | Comments
Below are comments submitted by GoToQuiz.com users for the quiz The Religious Identity Test.
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I visited this page to determine what is generally considered a religion. There are supposed to be "7 tests." Islam fails some of those tests and is therefore NOT a religion. It hides as religion to infiltrate and dominate. I am atheist so have an unvarnished view of religion. Buddhism and Judaism make sense, if you want faith. The others are nonsense.
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i will never be a christian again and i have studied 5 religions in 8 years i do believe the monks and vodoo preist and priestes are right every thing go hand and nature and science and math every life has a soul and a right to live and like a puzzle some things as a human looking from a soul inside a body our natural eyes and mind dont understand and cant understand until we reach the spirit world life does not end i repeat life does not stop at death our soul or u can say spirit leave our body only the body dies
vodoo1 -
Religion is more than christianity. This is "are you a christian" not "religious identity". I laughed a little when I got far enough to realize it and took it anyway. Of course I'm not a christian. I've been a pagan for over a decade.
rascal1 -
You have a generally humanistic outlook, though you tend to be open to some ideas that would be considered supernaturalistic. Hence, you probably reject most of the dogma and creed of traditional religion, and you probably consider most organized religions outdated in today's world. You value reason, but an attachment to supernaturalism lingers in you. Describing yourself as Christian would not be accurate, as your general outlook is more humanistic than Christian.
it's like the same for everyone. may tell me what i'm "like" but doesn't identify a path.
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"You have a generally humanistic outlook, though you tend to be open to some ideas that would be considered supernaturalistic. Hence, you probably reject most of the dogma and creed of traditional religion, and you probably consider most organized religions outdated in today's world. You value reason, but an attachment to supernaturalism lingers in you. Describing yourself as Christian would not be accurate, as your general outlook is more humanistic than Christian."
Very true. Now I just wish I could decide what to identify as.
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Your Result: Somewhat humanistic, with some supernaturalism
You have a generally humanistic outlook, though you tend to be open to some ideas that would be considered supernaturalistic. Hence, you probably reject most of the dogma and creed of traditional religion, and you probably consider most organized religions outdated in today's world. You value reason, but an attachment to supernaturalism lingers in you. Describing yourself as Christian would not be accurate, as your general outlook is more humanistic than Christian
I am happy with my result. I don't much about religion but I do know a lot about science. Scientist theory of evolution to me makes a lot sence. I'm agnostic, which pretty much means I will believe in God if He is proven to be real.
Nowadays, I've heard this quote so many times. " If you reject the bible, you will be rejected at heaven's gates". ( Is bible supposed to be capitalized? I don't know proper writing for religion) So now I'm scared I'll be rejected because I don't worship Him. Thanks guys, now I'm scared to die.
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hello?! there are other major religions other than Christianity!!! im really pissed that they only mention the Bible...
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You have no right to tell me I'm not a Christian based on my answers to a few questions. I live my life inspired by the teachings of Jesus Christ. I simply believe all religions can lead to god, and that no one is better than anyone else. I also don't accept an entire book full of books, should be taken literally if that makes me not your version of a Christian I won't nothing to do with your brand of closed minded Christianity.
Kman0-
All organized religions are PHONIES! Especially the Abrahamic ones.
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I'm agnostic, which pretty much means I will believe in God if He is proven to be real. One of the main reasons I dislike religion is because of all the fighting it brings. If a god does exist, I am sure he/she/it/they wouldn't want his/her/its/their creations killing each other. Also, Discovery News has a neat graph of Bible contradictions, if anyone wants to check it out. Of course, anything used by athiests will have a lot of contradictions, too.
oJAYo1-
They know their God's . they will go before them in afterlife. They don't need us to be saved or our ok to do so.
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this quiz is not a very good one. because god is not a religion. god is the word of god and you dont need religion to discover god. i havent been to any church in a long time yet my relationship with god hasnt faultered. imaintain a strong relationship with god and pray every day and often. religion is created by man and is not really a good indication sometimes of what god is all about. all you need is the bible and some good common sense and do some biblical research
hasher1 -
78% Christian
Dislikin g televangelists doesn't make me any less Christian than people who do. Christianity isn't about televangelism.
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I'm retired military and I've worked around the world. I began to wonder what happens to the souls of people in the hinterlands who do not know Jesus or John 3;16, but know the God they worship and pray too. This is when I decided that just maybe God is God know matter what you call him and this worship, prayer and faith works the same way for everyone without being pigeon holed as a Baptist, Catholic, Lutheran.....(I work in Africa).
editte1 -
77% Christian
You generally accept most of the basic beliefs and doctrines of Christianity, and you are probably accurate if you describe yourself, your world view, and your religious beliefs as Christian.
idea85361 -
Humanist--very accurate. Also a Unitarian Universalist. :)
The problem with the quiz results is that someone can be very religious and not be a Christian. There *are* other religions out there.
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Religions=racism, different ethnicity=could be a racism, a good law without religion=will avoid both.
eddy942 -
Humanist. Indeed I am!
Kepler2 -
@rachcab21
Chris tian is a large group and in that group is Catholics. That means you are a Christian... a Catholic-Christian. [:
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Well, it says I'm a humanist and that' true I'm an atheist and a Buddhist. For those of you who don't think that's possible, the Buddha said nothing about believing in a God or gods. A Buddhist can certainly be an atheist.
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Somewhat humanistic, with some supernaturalism
You have a generally humanistic outlook, though you tend to be open to some ideas that would be considered supernaturalistic. Hence, you probably reject most of the dogma and creed of traditional religion, and you probably consider most organized religions outdated in today's world. You value reason, but an attachment to supernaturalism lingers in you. Describing yourself as Christian would not be accurate, as your general outlook is more humanistic than Christian.
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Your Result: Somewhat humanistic, with some supernaturalism
You have a generally humanistic outlook, though you tend to be open to some ideas that would be considered supernaturalistic. Hence, you probably reject most of the dogma and creed of traditional religion, and you probably consider most organized religions outdated in today's world. You value reason, but an attachment to supernaturalism lingers in you. Describing yourself as Christian would not be accurate, as your general outlook is more humanistic than Christian.
Sound s pretty accurate, but it's Klingonistic.
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and this quiz did nothing but cause dissension. i think people know what their religion is without taking a quiz about it.
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i agree with John 3_30
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Religion just creates division and unnecessary conflicts amongst people.The comments of this quiz are the evidences.
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Final comment; 3 out of 3.
13. Which comes closest to your beliefs about morality and ethics?
A I tend to associate religion with morality, but I don't believe that one has to have strong religious faith to be a good person.
B Without traditional religion and a strong belief in God, one cannot live an ethical life.
C Religiosity is no indicator of one's ethical or moral character.
Comme nt:
Really, all three statements contain a degree of falsehood. True religion is adherence to rules laid down by man; following God and His will is a RELATIONSHIP, not religion! If I follow all of the tenets of a particular religion, it proves that I can follow those tenets when people are watching; it says NOTHING about my morality or ethics. Therefore, A is out. As for B, you are again associating religion with ethics. Let me make this absolutely plain; following rules and regulations says nothing about the condition of a person’s heart. The heart is where our morals and values reside. Christianity is NOT about following rules but about following the One who can change our filthy hearts and make them clean. That is why I, a committed, on fire Christian, answered C to your quiz. However, you CAN “judge†a person’s integrity, to some degree, by their actions. Therefore, even C is not entirely correct.
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look, here stupid Flanders, it might have a few mistakes, but so what?, also why the heck do you put all the weird symbols, it just makes it hard to read.
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I continue with response 2 out of 3:
12. Do you believe that most television evangelists are:
A Sincere preachers who are saving souls.
B Insincere con artists who take advantage of vulnerable people.
C Not sure
Comment:W hat if I don’t own a TV? Am I any less of a Christian? None the less, your answers require some discussion. A preacher, regardless of his level of sincerity (or venue), can never save anyone’s soul; only God can save souls! Therefore A is out because it has nothing to do with Christian doctrine. To say that most TV evangelists are insincere con artists may or may not be true; however, to make such a statement implies that one can see into the heart of another, which the Bible clearly states is impossible. The only clear answer is C.
